‘Yo Gabba GabbaLand!’ brings back a colorful crew, with even more music and dancing

In August 2007, a vast, white expanse emerged on Nickelodeon’s Nick Jr., and into this space stepped a man dressed in an orange tracksuit and a furry orange hat, accompanied by a boom box. Upon opening the boom box, it was revealed to be a case holding five figurines: DJ Lance Rock (Lance Robertson) carefully placed these figures – four monsters named Muno, Foofa, Brobee, Todee, and a robot called Plex – into four dioramas spread across a long table. With a touch of enchantment, the figurines sprang to life-size, marking the beginning of an exciting party.

In ‘Mr. Throwback,’ Stephen Curry shoots for a new title: charming actor

As a lifelong basketball enthusiast and someone who has followed Stephen Curry’s career since his days at Davidson College, I must say that it’s fascinating to see him dominating the television screens this week, particularly on Peacock. Of course, the Olympic Games are always a highlight for sports fans like me, and Peacock is doing an excellent job of covering them. However, what has really caught my attention is the premiere of “Mr. Throwback,” the new sitcom that debuts on Thursday. Given my limited knowledge of Curry’s off-court interests, I can’t be certain if this show is something he’s been asked about during his time in Paris for the Olympics, but considering his humble and classy demeanor, it seems unlikely that he would bring it up himself. Regardless, I am excited to see how Curry navigates his acting debut and hope that “Mr. Throwback” is a success.